Sallmon Core Blockchain: Bridging Humanity and Autonomous Intelligence

Sallmon Core Blockchain: Bridging Humanity and Autonomous Intelligence

Introduction

 

The Sallmon Core Blockchain is more than just a decentralized network—it is the genesis of a computational paradigm that harmonizes human ingenuity with autonomous intelligence. Designed with fairness, transparency, and sustainability at its core, this network introduces groundbreaking concepts such as MSRP, FMV, Proof-of-Custody, and Proof-of-Contribution.

 

With the Custodian Blockchain Fabric, we are building a resilient ecosystem that evolves into a decentralized Autonomous Superintelligence (ASI). This 10-phase roadmap outlines our journey, from foundational mining logic to an advanced SDK and ASI framework.

 

Phase 1: Core Blockchain with Basic PoW and MSRP

 

Goals:

Implement basic Proof-of-Work (PoW) mining logic in Flask.

Introduce MSRP based on estimated FMV:

FMV = (Estimated Electricity Cost × Mining Resource Usage) ÷ Total Blocks.

MSRP = FMV × 0.8.

Establish block rewards and ensure dynamic difficulty adjustment.

Develop /mine-block and /blockchain-stats APIs.

 

Phase 2: Enhanced Contribution Tracking and Valuation

 

Goals:

Implement Proof-of-Contribution (PoC):

Track compute power, storage, bandwidth, and other user contributions.

Reward users for their contributions, even if they don’t mine blocks.

Create APIs for logging and retrieving contributions.

Integrate MSRP as the basis for network transaction fees.

 

Phase 3: Decentralized Transactions and Network Onboarding

 

Goals:

Enable users to transact on the blockchain by contributing resources.

Implement resource-based transaction validation:

Users must contribute resources proportional to their transactions.

Add a basic web dashboard for monitoring mining progress, FMV, MSRP, and contributions.

Launch a closed beta testnet to onboard early users and gather feedback.

 

Phase 4: Proof-of-Custody (PoC) Governance

 

Goals:

Introduce the Custodian Blockchain Fabric with the first custodians:

Grant custodianship to the top 100 GitHub contributors of 2024.

Implement Proof-of-Custody (PoC) for custodianship:

Custodians manage resources, oversee governance, and optimize the network.

Add AI-driven auditing to ensure custodians align with network goals.

 

Phase 5: Optimized Resource Management

 

Goals:

Deploy Oz, an AI-powered optimization layer:

Automate resource allocation for compute, storage, and bandwidth.

Implement anomaly detection for fraud prevention.

Introduce multi-threaded smart contracts via Zion to support scalable dApps.

Expand the dashboard to include AI-driven insights and resource analytics.

 

Phase 6: Public Testnet Launch

 

Goals:

Launch a public testnet for global participation.

Add sharding or other scalability solutions to support high transaction throughput.

Open network elections for custodian roles based on contributions and reputation.

 

Phase 7: Proof-of-Work Evolution

 

Goals:

Introduce CPU and GPU mining competition for transaction validation:

Balance accessibility (CPU mining) and throughput (GPU mining).

Integrate cryptographic puzzles that align with ASI research goals.

Begin developing the Proof-of-Work 2.0 framework.

 

Phase 8: Advanced SDKs and Developer Tools

 

Goals:

Release the Zion SDK for building decentralized applications:

Multi-threaded smart contracts.

APIs for blockchain interaction.

Provide advanced developer tools for custodians and contributors.

Launch a dApp marketplace for seamless integration with the blockchain.

 

Phase 9: ASI Integration Framework

 

Goals:

Integrate Autonomous Superintelligence (ASI) research into the network:

Evolve Oz into an adaptive, intelligent optimization layer.

Enhance transaction autonomy with self-optimizing contracts.

Establish dual-consensus synergy between PoW and PoC.

 

Phase 10: Full ASI SDK Implementation

 

Goals:

Launch a complete ASI SDK for developers:

Build decentralized ASI models with blockchain-anchored governance.

Enable ASI-driven applications in finance, supply chain, and healthcare.

Establish Sallmon Core as the backbone for a global decentralized ASI network.

Open custodian roles to a global community through transparent elections.

 

Core Philosophy

 

Custodianship and Work

Custodians:

Stewards of the network, overseeing governance and resources.

Rewarded for aligning with network goals.

Proof-of-Custody (PoC):

Custodianship is dynamic and earned through ongoing contributions.

Proof-of-Work (PoW):

Ensures transactional integrity and decentralization.

 

MSRP and FMV

Fair Market Value (FMV) reflects real-world costs, ensuring transparency.

Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) promotes fair internal transactions.

 

Transparency and Trust

Publicly visible logs, metrics, and contribution data ensure accountability.

AI-driven auditing guarantees alignment with network objectives.

 

Conclusion

 

The Sallmon Core Blockchain is not just a network—it is a movement to harmonize human creativity and autonomous intelligence. From PoW and PoC to the decentralized ASI SDK, each phase builds on a vision of inclusivity, fairness, and transparency.

 

By anchoring our tokenomics to real-world costs and incentivizing innovation, we ensure a sustainable and equitable network. The Custodian Blockchain Fabric is the foundation for a legacy of innovation, paving the way for a decentralized future.

 

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